In our increasingly urbanised world, where populations, critical infrastructure, and economic assets are concentrated in cities, there's a growing recognition of the need to enhance urban resilience to climate impacts and disasters. NIRAS brings extensive experience in addressing urban resilience through programmes in Nordic capitals like Copenhagen, as well as megacities such as Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, and rapidly growing secondary cities like Kisumu in Kenya, Beira in Mozambique, and Sikasso in Mali. A significant part of our resilience work focuses on building resilient institutions capable of understanding and managing current and future challenges. We provide capacity-building support aimed at strengthening these institutions' ability to mitigate and respond to shocks, ensuring they can effectively translate climate data into resilient policies.